Chief Minister Participates in Multi-Purpose Camp at Jainoli Nyaya Panchayat, Assures Swift Redressal of Public Grievances
Almora: Under the “Administration Towards the Village” campaign, a multi-purpose public service camp was organized at Jainoli Nyaya Panchayat in the Tarikhet development block, where Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami personally participated and reviewed on-ground arrangements.
During the camp, the Chief Minister inspected stalls set up by various government departments and sat at the “Chief Servant’s Stall” to directly listen to the grievances of local residents. He interacted personally with citizens, reviewed each complaint in detail, and issued clear instructions to concerned departmental officers for prompt, transparent, and time-bound resolution of issues raised by the public.
Addressing the gathering, the Chief Minister said that the primary objective of such camps is to deliver government services at the doorstep of citizens, eliminating the need for people—especially those in rural areas—to make repeated visits to government offices. He emphasized that under this initiative, government officials themselves will reach villages to understand and resolve public problems on the spot.
The Chief Minister highlighted that all government departments being available on a single platform is a major convenience for the public and urged citizens to make maximum use of this facility. He said these programs are being organized exclusively to ensure ease, accessibility, and efficiency in public service delivery.
During the camp, a complaint was raised regarding the dilapidated condition of the building of PM Shri Government Inter College, Jainoli. Taking immediate cognizance of the issue, the Chief Minister announced renovation of the school building, stating that providing students with a safe, modern, and conducive educational environment is a top priority of the state government.
The Chief Minister further stated that the “Administration Towards the Village” campaign has emerged as an effective platform for strengthening dialogue, trust, and public participation. Through this initiative, public grievances are being addressed quickly, transparently, and effectively, reinforcing people’s faith in governance.
The program was attended by Ranikhet MLA Pramod Nainwal, District Magistrate Anshul Singh, Chief Development Officer Ramjisharan Sharma, Joint Magistrate Gauri Prabhat, along with officials from various departments and hundreds of villagers from the region.
